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<blockquote data-quote="CGoat" data-source="post: 2600635" data-attributes="member: 26893">Yeah wearing heavy armor is great....For climbing...&nbsp; and touch attacks.... and swimming20 or 15' of movement is great for outrunning the slowest guy when running from Big nasty monster that swallows whole....eerrrrSkills... man they get mad skills... for... uuumm concentration.. maybe some knowledge religion... ok one more... heal or spellcraft....&nbsp; whooops no more skills for swimming... climbing...Clerics are balanced...&nbsp; Spontanous healing is a great concept that allows a cleric to take other spells instead of always forced to take healing spells.&nbsp; Its a perk to get someone to play the cleric.&nbsp;&nbsp; They do get some powerful spells.. but they are short duration.&nbsp; I tell you what... we have a guy who always plays a cleric...&nbsp; If you watched him play you'll know that cleric's are broken.&nbsp; GM's are more often broken for allowing stuff without realizing the game impact.&nbsp; DOWN WITH BROKEN GM'S!!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CGoat, post: 2600635, member: 26893"] Yeah wearing heavy armor is great.... For climbing... and touch attacks.... and swimming 20 or 15' of movement is great for outrunning the slowest guy when running from Big nasty monster that swallows whole....eerrrr Skills... man they get mad skills... for... uuumm concentration.. maybe some knowledge religion... ok one more... heal or spellcraft.... whooops no more skills for swimming... climbing... Clerics are balanced... Spontanous healing is a great concept that allows a cleric to take other spells instead of always forced to take healing spells. Its a perk to get someone to play the cleric. They do get some powerful spells.. but they are short duration. I tell you what... we have a guy who always plays a cleric... If you watched him play you'll know that cleric's are broken. GM's are more often broken for allowing stuff without realizing the game impact. DOWN WITH BROKEN GM'S!!!! [/QUOTE]

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